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Traffic rules are very important to everyone, so we should obey them. They help to keep people _________ and keep order on the road.

The pedestrian(行人) has many rules to _________. We should walk at the sidewalk or the side of the road. Always look carefully before we walk _________ the street.

If we like riding a bike, we shouldn't ride in the _________ of the road or run through the red traffic lights. _________ we ride a bike with a friend, we'd better not look around to talk.

If we drive, we should slow down at the traffic lights. We must always _________ a seat belt (安全带). Without belts both the drivers and the passengers may be _________ hurt in a sudden accident. Someone may be thrown out through the window.

We may not need to drive a bus, but we should _________ if we have to travel in a bus. Get on or get off a bus only when it comes to a _________ . When it is full, don't try to get inside, or we may fall off.

__________ must come first. We mustn't break the traffic rules.

1.A. healthy B. safe C. dangerous D. careful

2.A. follow B. make C. break D. pass

3.A. through B. away C. from D. across

4.A. middle B. side C. crossing D. turn

5.A. Before B. While C. Until D. When

6.A. take B. wear C. carry D. bring

7.A. bad B. serious C. badly D. well

8.A. look around B. look out C. look for D. look after

9.A. sign B. stop C. corner D. crossing

10.A. Happiness B. Health C. Safety D. Work

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